Notice to trespassers on Virgin Arm Point property
Notice warns that any person trespassing on 17 acres at Virgin Arm Point will be prosecuted. Land described as granted July 31, 1885 and June 20, 1893 bounds the point from water to water, fenced on the west by Kenneth Burt ar. Notice signed by Joseph A Young & Sons.
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Virgin Arm Point
Kenneth Burt
Jahn Hicks
Jahn Hicks: the Public Will Pease
Oseph A.young& Sons
21St
New Continental Remedy Claims to Cure Deafness
A London advertisement touts Larmaleneh a new remedy for deafness promising permanent relief. Mrs K Wilkinson of Stroud reports a breakthrough with better sleep and state the preparation is unmatched. Price is 1 per box post free from Larmalene Co Woodlands Beam Dartford Kent England.
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K. Wilkinson
Stroud
Larmalene” Co
Hy Thomas
Circulation and rate card note from Twillingate paper
Published at Twillingate Newfoundland on Saturday from the North Side office. Subscription rates listed: $1 yearly in Newfoundland and Canada $1.20. International rates £1 50. Advertising rate card available on request from editor Stewart Roberts.
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Twillingate
Nfld
North Side
Twillin Gate Sun Subscription Rates Decline Noted
The paper lists price details for Newfoundland Canada and foreign subscriptions. It states $1.00 yearly in Newfoundland, $1.20 in Canada, and $1.50 for foreign readers, payable in advance. The note mentions the paper has kept its price at $1.20 since 1916.
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Newfoundland
Canada
Ha Ray Jazzes Out Radio Raisin Buns Ha Ray Jazzes Out
A fragment from a 1920s recipe feature mentions Alamoc Orchestra leader Ha Ray and radio station WHQN. The item describes a raisin bun recipe with ingredients like yeast cake Crisco sugar and milk, plus instructions to mix rise bake and yield about twenty-two buns.
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Whey
Alamoc Orchestra
WHQN
Houdlewiyes
Ratonna
Fifth Avenue
British Loan and Rail Deal Favor Empire Colony
A four million dollar loan tender chosen from London over New York was aided by the British Trades Facilities Board. Funds are used to buy English rails for the Empires Capital railway, costing less due to board assistance versus German or Belgian rails. Overall the arrangement is said to be more profitable for the colony than the lowest loan tender.
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New York
London
British Trades Facilities Board
Empires
Trade Facilities Board
It Can’t Be Done Editors and the Unvarnished Truth
The editor notes that pleasing all readers is impossible and cites human nature. Some demand blunt truth while others demand flattery. Even the Savlourn Himself did not please everyone, and editors must entertain subscribers while accepting occasional failure.
Texas Paper Highlights Flawed Preacher Stereotypes
A Texas paper comments on narrow judgments about preachers and their spouses. It targets shallow criteria such as age, experience, voice, appearances, and family roles used to judge a clergyman’s worth. The piece mocks the ease of labeling leaders based on superficial traits.
A Good Shot In The Hospital
A kindly Indianapolis figure visits hospital patients and learns a witty reply from a bandaged man. He tells her his wife has a wonderful aim for a woman, turning sympathy into humor.
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Indy
His Open Countenance
Jinks, a young farmer, is famed for an unusually large mouth that always smiles. He seeks to marry Mr Jones's daughter and makes a hopeful approach, but is interrupted when Mr Jones asks him to close his mouth and reveal his identity.
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Jinks
M.H.M
Jones Whistles Home Smiles Then Faces Family Turmoil
A gloomy man decides to turn over a new leaf and returns home in good spirits. He kisses his wife and kids, cleans up for dinner, and washes dishes while singing. His wife cries, noting a day of mishaps with broken clotheslines, bruised twins, a torn dress, and a drunken husband as the climax.
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Jones
Mary
Druuok
Landowner warns against cutting wood near Gillard's Cove
Obadiah Young warns that anyone cutting wood on his land near Gillard's Cove will be prosecuted. He states the property is bounded south by John Gillard's and west by Samuel Watkins'.
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Gillard
John Gillard
Samuel Watkins
Obadtah
Wanted Agents Needed for Daily Earn of 26.25
Classified appeal seeks male or female agents to deliver and collect in spare time. Earn 26.25 dollars per day, paid weekly in cash. One agent needed per town. Reply to Willie M. Pardy in Little Harbour Twilliog, ME L.D.
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Thiais
Willie.m
Pardy
Little Harbour
Twilliog Fe
ME L.D
Keeping One's Temper Health Note
A health note urges readers to keep temper for personal well being. Anger harms the body, especially the heart digestion and circulation, while calm handling preserves health and avoids upset.
Collector confronts debtor over bill and praise for new job
The collector asserts the customer owes money to a hardware dealer and is ushered into the office. The customer responds with a quip congratulating the collector on obtaining a permanent position.
Pets found slaughtered in Chicago living room
A Chicago woman faced a grisly scene when seventy two dogs nine cats one goat two chickens and two ducks were found quartered in her 12 by 14 foot living room authorities described the case as a mass pet killing with investigators gathering evidence and identifying the animals' owner.
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Chicago
The Favored and a Happy Heart Poem excerpt
An excerpt reflects on a life of hard labor and scarce rewards. Despite gray years and painful days the subject receives the greatest gift a happy heart. Fortune arrives briefly yet departs, yet the heart remains content with its inner riches.
Ore tail-light scene at home with constable ill
A county doctor reports they are heading home with the constable safely in bed, despite an attempt to light the ore tail-light. The exchange conveys a calm, domestic moment amid medical concerns and a lighthearted tone.
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Lumibago
Wives Do Boots After Club Talk Sparks Banter
Two clubmen discuss their wives and one boasts his wife helps by taking off his boots in the evening prompting a retort about when he would go to the club. The exchange ends with a punchline about preferring to stay home.
Judge and Witness Exchange Fractured Occupation Remark
In a courtroom exchange a judge asks for the witness occupation and the witness replies that his wife is currently out of work, noting his present situation. The brief remark highlights personal hardship cited during testimony.
World Boy Scouts reach near two million members
The global Boy Scouts movement reports a near two million total membership as of the latest tally, reflecting growth across regions and national organizations. The report highlights continued expansion in Asia and Africa while reaffirming core programs and community service aims.
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Boy Scouts Movement
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